Democrats tee up US FTC equitable relief bill for House vote this week
By Dave Perera ( July 20, 2021, 00:34 GMT | Insight) -- The US House is expected to vote later this week on a bill to restore the US Federal Trade Commission’s decades-long understanding of its authority to obtain equitable relief. The House Rules Committee today sent the bill to the House floor, deciding in the process to prohibit Republicans from offering further amendments.A bill restoring the US Federal Trade Commission’s decades-long understanding of its authority to obtain equitable relief is teed up to receive an up or down vote on the House floor, in a show of hands scheduled for later this week....
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